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From our generic model, we predict that the observed fast reentrainment can be achieved in the following ways: (i) Sinusoidal waveform oscillator with relative short radial relaxation times (box 2 in Figure 3); (ii) spike-like oscillations with long relaxation time (box 4 in Figure 3); or (iii) a spike-like waveform and short radial relaxation time (box 3 in Figure 3).

Most importantly, we cannot explain the excitation of two or more simultaneous spectral peaks because we predict that the observed oscillations are primarily composed of the Rayleigh wave excited by the most unstable (i.e., the longest wavelength) mode.

Based on this information, we predict that the asparagine variants observed at position p.D220, as in TGFBR2 (Supp. Table S3), inactivate the kinase.

Even though zebra finch databases consist entirely of brain ESTs, we predict that the patterns we observed will be supported as additional tissues are profiled for gene expression.

Thus far we have predicted that the experimentally observed IC50 of an antiretroviral drug (ARV) is determined by the kinetics of the viral life cycle but also by factors intrinsic to the ARV.

Based on these observations, we predict that the residual cell death observed in inflammasome-deficient cells due to hyperpigmented GBS can be attributed to an inflammasome- and caspase 3/7-independent pathway, as suggested previously with rat neuronal cells (Reiss et al, 2011).

The simulations predict that the working memory deficits observed in Parkinson's disease result from a local dysfunction within the brain due to a problem in the disinhibitory process arising from the basal ganglia.

They also predict that the working memory deficits observed in schizophrenia involve many cortical and subcortical areas and result from a problem in selecting items in working memory which are stored in basal ganglia-thalamocortical loops.

However, considering that they are conformational [15], we predict that the amino acid changes observed may compromise the efficacy of the vaccine in other species than E. granulosus.

Given the association between endogenous DKK1 expression and sites of apoptosis during limb development [31], [32], [33] it was reasonable to predict that the premature thymic involution observed in response to Tet-induced DKK1 expression in TECs could also result from an increase in apoptosis of TECs.

The magnitude of this benefit was greater than that predicted by the observed reduction in blood pressure in this study.